well-winged
/ˌwɛlˈwɪŋd/Chiefly poetic. Now rare
adjective
Having fine or effective wings; having the power of rapid flight (literal and figurative ).
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Knyghthode and Bataile. From well + winged.
- equipartition
- equipartitioned
- equipartition of energy
- equipment
- equipoise
- equipollence
- equipollency
- equipollent
- equipotent
- equipotential
- equipper
- equiprobability
- equiprobable
- equisetum
- equitability
- equitable
- equitableness
- equitably
- equitant
- equitation
- equites
- equity
- equity of redemption
- equity release
- equity stock